[shinebrighterxx]

NCIS 20.10 - "Too Many Cooks"
Original Airdate: January 9, 2023 @ 8PM


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Episode Summary
NCIS agents from Washington, D.C., L.A. and Hawai'i, all in D.C. to attend the retirement
party of a beloved Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC) professor, find
themselves investigating his shocking suicide.
The episode is part one of a three-episode NCISverse crossover event with NCIS:
LOS ANGELES and NCIS: HAWAI'I.
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[nuwanda]

Thanks for the thread.
Looks like I have to watch LA too this time

[florerr]

Thanks for starting the threads...

... I'm the same way with Hawai'i

[shinebrighterxx]

Yeah the crossover ends with LA - 14.10 "A Long Time Coming"

[florerr]

I finishes the first part...

this was actually fun to watch Everyone interacting, debating on the Gibbs Rules and bickering, while working on the case...

The case was/is interesting, it actually makes sense how it connects everyome and I can already feel a moral lesson coming up concerning "the lone wolf" bit...

[shinebrighterxx]

If Libby just went out the door how did it get locked so well?

Awkward crime scene helpers . Parker should've said the NOLA team was on their way as his joke

Funny how the teacher tried to use watching Sam, Callen, & Torres as a teachable moment . Meanwhile Knight & Tennant happily make themselves examples

Not my McGee figures he would be the suspect. Evil person tricking him & using his family to do it. Like the interrogation scene. Nice to know McGee knows things which happen in LA despite how unconnected the shows have been

Multiple Simon Williams is concerning. Larger threat with multiple versions working as one possibly

Poor Knight being one to find Palmer missing. That is mean to do that

Nice how many Gibbs references there are in this episode

[Johnnie]

Originally Posted by shinebrighterxx (View Post) Awkward crime scene helpers . Parker should've said the NOLA team was on their way as his joke

Yeah, missed opportunity to me for them to not include or mention them, as if they are still running around doing things but we (the audience) just don't get to see it anymore.

[shinebrighterxx]

It would have been a logical mention. Especially given it was part of the big crossover event. A way to include them without having them. Oh well

[Jasper1975]

It was fun. Although I question would all the big characters really come for a retirement party. But it was plausible. And fun to see them all in one scene.

Love NCIS episode most of all. Love the nods to the history.

I had to think that yes, McGee had not been to the LA office since they relocated after the planted pilot episode.

And McGee quoting Sam and Callen's most recent history.

Love to see Gibb's cabin again, but sad it gotten run down.

[Johnnie]

Yeah, prior to the crossover... I think it was only Abby and Tony who had been at the new office, we seen Vance outside the LA office too I suppose.

[shinebrighterxx]

I don't really question that personally. I got the impression that this was someone big & important & had trained all of these people & they owed their careers (or NCIS ones) to him. So they were saying thanks. It doesn't seem a far stretch to me. Kai & Ernie (& Kate) left alone in Hawaii however I would question. Would've made more sense to me for Jesse to have been left to run things not Kai.

I questioned more when McGee said he hadn't been there. I was like, yes you were. Then realised no, that was a different location, so technically you're right.